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MAKING STRAW SHEDS.

winter shelter for stock That Shoaid -
Provided for In Early Fall.
r II ought to be settled beyond dispute
that il pays to provide good shelter for
All The stock on the farm. The surest
plan. as far as possible. Is 20 provide
for this ahead Of the time when i may
be wanted. OF course. when u can
be done. good barns that are warm and
ticht are best. Ii this can not be done,
hoard sheds can be made to answer,
and IL even this can not be anorued
then we must fall back upon pole sheds
covered either with straw. bagasse OF
corn-fodder.
II 70 be made Of straw, considerable
time can be saved and often better work
h. secured. il the shed frames are built
convenient TO the wheat and oat stacks
60 that when the threshing Is done the
sheds can be covered by little plan
r;pc. and thus very comfortable sheds
can be provided When itcan be done
the north. east and west ends should
be closed in. II any part j. left open
LEI Il lie the south side. Make the
shed high enough 50 stock can STAND
unacr Il comfortably and large enough
~ Give plentv Of room Posts set well
into the ground with strong poles
reaching from one 70 another Unless
: cxtra heavy timbers are used they
! should not be more than eight feet
apart between posts. Ten feet wide =
Z enough for sheds Cover with lighter
poles or rails
II YOU have only small amount o
Q straw. or wish 20 economic rs much =
: possiblc. double row Of posts on IN
: sides intended TO be closed In. say
: foot apart. and then rails or slip
nailed to these and the space betwec'
filed with straw. with good roof q
. ton. will make very warm shed. Car
% should be taken to tramp well and ais
., "a have the straw reach over well. Q
. IN settling too much ventilation will b
Y provided. By building 50 that i ca
81 covered with straw when you ar
r. thrcshing. such a shed need not CO
A. much and good shelter will be PR
e vided that will aid very materially
70 keeping the stock comfortable. and !
te the same time will save feed
t. II Is . heavy draft upon the vitali'
ly 70 force stock 70 remain out expose
- 20 all kinds u weather. We must e
pcct them to fail in flesh rapidly I
u feed very heavily in order 20 avo
to this
ve Even good straw sheds will 60
at long way toward avoiding this. -
a. when we know beforehand what TO 9
%. pect the most economical plan y
On make arrangements for providing sh
- Ter when II can be done to tine best a
it vantage. Cor. Farm. Field and So
asaM
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A SAD MEETING.
HalrchIld's Three Palsiea Encountes
shermnn's bloody shirt

Hairchild's Three Pslsiea Encountes
shermnn's bloody shirt
An aged and very inferior scare
crow was dragging itself along lone
" road. hoping TO meet some benevos
lent stranger from whom il could beg
some trifling assistance Soon its eyes
were gladdened by seeing three people
in the distance. sSurely. one Of them
will help mer' it said to itself The
strangers had approached within
speaking distance. and the scarecrow
was Just about to address them. when
in chorus they remarked:
kind friend. give three poor
wrctches : few cents 20 keep them
from dying from exhaustion"
The scarecrow then saw that the
strangers were even more ragged and
weak and miserable than itself
Il am sorry" it said: that 1 can
not help you; but / was just about 70
apply to you for assistance.
rs that possible" observed one who
appeared to be the least exhausted
..Pray. who are your"
Il" responded the scarecrow, IAN
| The Bloody Shirt
Great Sherman exclaimed the
spokesman Of the three; Il though
| you were doing well!'
.Alasr' replied the B. s. Il am olt
and worn-out, and generally consid
cred nuisance II it weren't for AZ
occasional hoist l get from some oil
fossil who knew me when was young
| I should have passed away long ago
But who, may ask, are your"
1--WE are Fairchild's Three Palsiesr
| II can scarcely believe it." said IN
R s. Il quite cnvied you when frs
heard OF you. for thought you had
long. popular and prosperous caree
before YOU"
80 did We" cried The Thre
| Palsies; ''but we got fearfully lef'
You see. we were prematurely borI
and we are 50 weak that we can NJ
strike any thing. II ever we shoul
attempt to strike. the object Of our a
tack would knock Us out witho'
trouble"
IL am very sorry for you" said y
b. s.; syour case Is. indeed, wor
I than mine. have had past. such
Il was; but you haven't past or
present, and will never have a futur
You'd better 60 and die, and try 70
!. forgotten. "--Julian Magnus. IN PUG
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80 .eesses ...s ~ ~-....g ~ ~
S-S-s ~---sss,.~ -rr~-~~,~-~ n eho
S-s......, Ss~~.ss 80 49, corsy nsys.
- = .c.us = 49, "A y. Vollovr IN n = con.
A,.s>S ~,,,c.~e -,ns ~ ths notchIs events
- ~. 100 ~ T.onis, carnivnl season this
80,
W.ac.sa.v. aeptember 7.-Opening Of
- so.rsh Amman Exposition. Concert In
49, Grand Wnsic Hall bv the Elgin Mill
s-~v p~rd crasr she direotion ~ Captain
10y Isnu' s.us 80 49, r,.h< ~ go.
80 p~.;..s..s prime. ~ W.less Volun.
tssr.. snscisl openinr selections
49, 80 S-.ssrr.s,... Ss-Pullic schoolss
.. -. rr..es,s;o,
~ s.s-S.~ es,,e.uher n.--Orphanss
49, Ers.;s;T,..
~ -. sr.ss..,r,.-,7 -<,hilarer,s nav
- -. T,nc.;sic-- s,Icsip~ ~ public
49, s,,..ssI rro~vamme Altar.
$50 s-~..,.<; 4, ~. Grand Music Hall
49, s.oos r,s;.. Hs;,;t.-v Rsrd
- s.s.r ssatsr,l,.r Eleventh day
49, ry,es;t;cr Arrival az Giln,ore;s
S.,ss.-ssd hsrd ~ s;rtv- ava unrivsled
.s.'.se;srs Sr~cisI oneninr programme
.sss's.,s,n- "a svsnine. under the direc-
s;.-, ~ rolcrel p. ii Gilmore. inaugurAt-
~. ~. =. . .~~nsi ssr,ss ~ Fillmore Popular
1x,,<.-s.;cr Ccrcsrts ~ the Grand Music
nj,
Monday. eeptember 8.--Grand Army
a.ean:.srs rssr Reception q the Wis
;tcr.s Grand concsrts hy Gilmore's Band
rsss...,<,,,,, ~ svsr;n1 n the Great Music
Hell irtrodncing National airs.
T',ssdsv Santemher N.-Grand Army
p.H~s. Ioooo nan a. line: review from the
r-,.,,..;,;cr rortico and illumination OF the
ss- - .;rht
W.Srs.dsv sentsmber 2s.-Reception Of
c,..S s~r,y vis;sor. q the Exposition.
Go rrc.mrment aaoat on the Mis-.
s;..;.,,,; Pr;IIisnt illumination Of thu
s.-sler - right Concert and DISPLAY Of
e-s~,~rs - schnaider's garden.
Thrr.d.v. september Sc. A. r. OK
~,,rs;-,cs ~ raii and afloat. Gilmore con-
ss-s. 4. ~ Ernosit;on Music Han after
$3.50 IA sxenirg. Grand annual nocturn'
- v.rsde a the a.. Louis Trade Display
. A..cc;.tion- illumination Of the streets
r~;d.v september aO.-G. A. r. excur.
.,or. Rsrop~t ~ the citis 20 the on
49,, and deIecates. Campfire q Schnai-
49,. Gs.ds~ Naturalization a. The street,
s,;~ht P.r.ds ~ American League d
wh.sirsr
I ss<,,-d.v Octoher 10. A. r. dav q tn
vs~s-;s;o, n a. n excursions % Oh,
rr- ~ .rhurhs and gathering a. th
F.;- r,-crras
Wora.v Ockos,er Adjoining Of til
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me Acting Chairman Of the Recent Union
Labor Picnic q New York, Apologises 70
Archbishop Corrigsn for Giving Covnse-
nance % Dr. McGIynn.
NV YoRK, Aug. l5.-Rev. Dr.. Curan,
acting % chairman In place Of Henry
George at Union Labor picnic, introduced
DR.. McGlynn, the communicated priess
Of st. Stephens, TO the audience Vt
Currar was called to account, and tne Tor
lowing from Archbishop Corigan has been
made public a. the result: Rev. Dr. Cur
ran has expressed 70 the Most Rev. Arch
bishop his sorrow that his presence ~
: recent picnic, in company with ~.
NcGlynn, has been interpreted - favor-
ing contumacy and disrespect 20 tne HOLY
See, and be has promised 20 abstain ID ~
ture from any thing that might give r'se
TO such Interpretation.
Dr.. Curran visited the Episcopai resi-
dence. and g result Of the interviews
Father Lovelle reviews q length the CIR
cumstances leading 10 the VISIT In which
be says:
placing the facts Of the case and ~ -
tsndant circumstances properly before
ne people. The Holy See had requested
more than once that DR.. McGlynn b
inhibited from attending political meet
InRs. DR.. McGlynn had been Informed q
this request, and was called to order for
political speech made by him q CHECKER
inr Hall in last October. The doctrines b
proclaimed were palpably q variance
with the commonly received notion O
rights or property, not only among Catho
lics and al christians, but throughout tn
world-doctrines professedly revolution
~. and 70 the aid Of which DR.. McGlyni
vas attempting 20 bring his prestige -
priest, and with 10 the apparent sympash!
81 the Catholic Church"
ssThe Holy Sec" be says, "employed 20
sblest theologians 20 examine the theorie
81 Henry George, that u might procee
Wjth full knowledge of the case In ques
tionO and adds that "the rePort was nc
more favorable 70 the theories "a henr
Georce than thus far has been the 5udg
ment q al that q wisest ana Dsss IN %
Concluding, be said: "with regard
Dr. Curran, Re, q doctor q divinit,
certainIy knew the law Of the churcl
whether By his action be incurred this g
Communication or nos might be col
eroverted: but certainlv his action was,
say the least. very offensive and ople'
. tionable. N. Curran has recognised tn
latter fact, and hence, lew days ago,
made the amende honorable 70 the Arc
! bishop, - will appear from the paragraI
4 quoted abovo.0
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nov % nak. Pretty ana u.sss' -
cspsaese Chr Onds SD Gsa>-
Il Il q sad statement. but nevershe
less true one. 70 say that there are
many wives who do not even possess .
work basket. They FUSED 70 nave 2
pretty one before they were married
and had stacks Of sewing 70 do. 70
use their own expression. but now the
press az other work has compelled
Them 10 use an old box for the SPoois
and thread. and this is generally piled
SO high with undarned hosiery that y
Is impossible TO get at the scissors or
thread without tumbling every thing
out Such state of disorder should
not be for q moment allowed. There
are a dozen articles In any household
that NAV be converted into . work
basket, II one Is not able 70 purchase
one nj the store.
First. IL there is much mending ~
do an old peach basket. or even an OLD
bushel basket comes handy 70 hold the
articles needing repair This should
be painted or vanished 70 make u
clean and fresh. and then lined with
bright papcr-muslin. Any color viii
do and q few pennies will purchase t.
An old straw hat may be treated the
same way for . small work basket and
there are many Of the small bonnets.
either Of straw or other material. that
may be converted into very handsome
little spool and needle baskets
| For old ladies or young ones who
are apt TO mislay articles there i moth
ing more handy than a housewife
I Not made in the ordinary way. out q
flannel and bound like book. but
made Of pretty. inch-wide ribbon. each
OF different color. and all fastened
together By a bow held by large safe
~ hin. which should be fastened TO thu
belt ut the right side. At the ends o
the ribbon should be sewn pair o
scissors. a strawberry emery-bag. lit
tie pin-cushion. a shimble bag and
spool bag. Such a housewife could q
worn all day and would be an add
ton, il any thing. to the toilet
Ii Is great aid to keep all threa'
and spool silk. except the black ant
white commonly used. in separat
boxes. The linen thread. stron,
needle. wax and shoe buttons. whicl
are 80 often called for in large FAM
lies. should have a special little bag 9
their own and be kept hanging on
certain nail. The prettiest bag i mad
out Of heavy satin. either yellow o
bright red. made eight inches square
with running string about Nv
inches from the top and ''shoe ms
terials" embroidered on the outside !
plain outline stitch Another bag. int
which all spcols Of silk may be droI
ped. may be made in the same wa
and lettered .'silk for gloves"
Speaking Of gloves. there is a way
! mending the ripped seams which = Nc
known to many and which has bee
found the best Of many ways III
Is. to turn the finger or other porto
on the wrong side and buttonho
stitch the edges together. beginnii
for little distance beyond the rip ~
= continuing beyond IT, II il i a ing
that needs mending. place i over y
I same finger on the left hand. Il pos
BILE n. T. Journal.
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FoRAkER's REBEL WELLS.
me sea Mental Condition Of ohso's Youth
faI Chief Exscutive.

re ga Mental Condition Of Ohto's Youth
fal Chief Exscutivss
The garrulous Governor Of Ohio has
mistaken his authority. and il Of the
opinion that the people Of the Buckeye
State elected him TO be war Cover
nor with headquarters in the saddle.
He has been displaying. In recent ut
teranccs. al that cowardice Of speech
characteristic Of the element that talks
fIght when Il Il dead sure thing that
no one who fights II around. 10
shouts sunhung rebels" 70 the Ken
tuckians across the river only q .
time when the Ohio = swollen with
high water, that AL the bridges are
swept away, and the Kentuckians can
not cross over 70 brighten him out Of
his boots or force his insults dows his
throat. He il in his mind mary slous
hero Of words. brag and buster But
Il Il dollars to buttons Il : war were IN
progress that he would have charge
Of Z brigade Of suffers, al Of whom
would have to pay commissions to him
| Foraker ID : candidate for renomi'
nation on the s'unhung rebel record
He il . pretcntious executive Of gor'
after Palsy Fairchilds own heart
He would ofiicIate with pomp ans
swaggcr It the shipment Of Genera
Tuttle's stolen cotton and landau
II Il would revive the ''rebel yell
His wild talk and unguardcd word
would Lead one to believe that b
would b : willing accomplish wit
| Qsnsral futile and bic blackmailin
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AsRURY PARK, N. j., Aug. 10-The d
rs.tors n The National Base Ball League
,net n secret session q 8 p. N. In the Cole
man House yesterday. Those present
were: President Nick Young, Of Wash
ington; A. O. Spsulding, o. chicago; I.
b. Day and ,. w. Spaulding, 9. New
York; Al Reach, Of Philadelphia; VI. A:
Nimick, Of Pittsburgh, and =. ,. sternss 2!
Detroit. The question Of the contested
game between the New Yorks ana -
troIts Of June ~, 1881, was decided ~ Or
derine the game 70 b played over egsin'
TIE disputed game Il 70 b played om dur.
ing the September series. The ect!on q
enc directors makes tie betwesp Chleege
and DotroIt.
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onERNAWo CANDIDACY.
- oA,s n,sssy-shi.s Apsssas Asss,s =
III 0wa Jeesey.
That which ron would have well
done do yoursclE John sherman d
through with lukcwarm and blunder-
ing deputies. For the third timc he
proposes 70 enter = National conven.
ton a. Z candidate for the Presidential
nomination. and IL Il under HE own
commanding eye that resolution.
which he had previously scanned and
approved. proclaiming hearty and cor
dial support Of his ambition. 10 passed
by . convention o. ohio Republicans.
He 10 thus formally. aggressively and
personally in the race. There y no
shabby pretenss Of difhdence which
q not felt The man boldly seeks the
Office. Such self-assertion IL NOT
without it, embrassments. but Sher-
man can find excuses for the
direct 4 the less modest method
n the menacing attitude Of his
enemies among the Republicans Of
Ohio. Under an inspiration that may
be guessed. tney ProPose !" uls
credit sherman IN ms own S'a'e' 'ne'0
BY crippling him before the country.
He resolved to meet the assault In per-
SON. and has the satisfaction Of signal
Il not complete success ."e AN ,
paign upon whicn Nc WI ~" ~.
enter IN Ohio snals result - ,A'
election o. foraSer' SHERMAN VII ~
come distinctly Blame mos. o,'u.
bic competitor TOT .ne no,nana''o" -
1855 y FORAKER DC de.ea.eu ono' ~"
candidacy VIII practca'iy cease ior'
having forced the issue o. n's own ~
dorsement INTO : campaign winch u
dinarily won'u % iFeo - su' ~. oo. Is;'
cation. No apPncs : sese " ~ o.A1',
dacy which ms parry "'n in'e'P'''
against him u NO 1ali'
II y now with sherman n /. w
with Blaine IN 1910 INC consPl'uls'
ofhis position draws upon n'n 'ne ~
centrated nre Of AL proponents % o.ne'
candidates- mint OF the oPPos,.lo'
IN store for him - seen ~ inc P's'',
naries Of the convenuon Wn'cn - =.
own interest ne feit y nis outy 70 -
tend. Inc Blaine lournan mao com
menced to beiitfle MIN. Consume
BY an ambition wnicn ne cou''
not wholly conceal FORAKER va
secretly his enemy sherman PEI
sonal victory 10 the convention VIII
misrepresented. An'maavers,on, vi
be made upon MS possession q : "r =
fortune. His record IN the Areasur
Department, at one time the suuJec
Of Congressional inveslgauon' VIII =
maliciously reviewed with less cause
but with equal bitterness the part
journals that mastered tne Ar q wiz
peration In the pursuit OF Blame ~
now in the Blaine interest assam cnel
|. man The way OF ms amoiuon = =
set with pitfalls constructed ~ IN
enemies his ambition raises up
, the headiong assault upon MN -
friendly organs WIN no' sop % cons''
Or that Il perchance ne snoulo succee
!. they viii be compeleu y 'ne w
fact OF their party serv''uue - .'ul s''
themselves Dy inuo,senen' = 800 :;
: . attack mas oeen o'''er 0.on Z
uation would no' - nos w.. De-
Many OF them. OUT. ls'oa'ns 49,
ate the Blame leek WIN W.. 49, i
seriousness q their mcra slo's'l lss.:.'
Less aaro'', auoac'ous as1 ~. 80.
. tnan blaine onel'nan 80 s.,;a av' y
hoer ana greater mcn'Al so''u
IN ideal canoidase 2! my mea"ss -
more cEeui'"o1o !,
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The volcanoes Pcpocatepctl ann
Ixtaccihutl. says Mexican exchange.
present = grand spectacle IN clear
mornings They are covered win -
and snow from their tops e. within :
Few hundred feet o. their bases in''
Is . regular phenomenon q the sum
mer months.
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II weeds exist on grass ian"s 49,
should Be pulled up u the now. - INV
NOT b. used. - seeding o. ine 49, -.
viii soon destroy the value q she -
Plat No weed should ever - a''o"s~
u produce seed. Troy Times.
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The ounce j. . great feeier NJ.
needs good cultivation NJ either i'',.
requires 90 much manure and s"sn
thorough cultivation. II the trees ~
neglected Il i likely that there WI ",
no fruit. but IL there shall. Z viii " =
small growth and unsighsly appear
auce.
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Farmers lose money by LEAVING
plows and tools out in the wea'hs''
exposed 70 rain and the suns nea'-
by permitting broken impItmsn's
BE- scattered over the farm. w''h"
being repaired Farm. f'sa -.
Sf0ckmnn.
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noors - v1re.nens - - ~ s~P
oneen6eee ArnseEoeo
CuAgowoD1u, III AuG' 1k-4ne noe
g Railroad Coum'ss'oners AVE oe&un -
Investigated q me rsceet chss>e4.
J. J. Sutherland, one o tne ent'nee.s
- train, ~ sworn ~ ss'o ~
loconoeive engineer On sne ko,eoos =, =.
wes:o1 roeas ronnins s.t' - s 49, -
49, Ieea- ne 49,. 49, o.'- S ~ ss;.ss,
eanA hav!ne sserseo uom
1lnuem iases co1e s'"e
Weston ana koresss ana sno 1n
about two hours lac wnen ores o.e -
Foreee. ~ eew - ~ eprsoeenoo ~.
bridge WHAT seemed ~ ~ LAM. Y" -. /
south side o. ne rec&' ~ men s.~
souething ~ wrong wNn me oose'
but vas 700 l.se 20
he fireman ceAieo ",m
and leoped rom ne enx.ns
got onto ~ foot-ooero 70 pseP.Ee .'n,
Tor whatever CAME ous meoe w ~. n,nu
not 70 jump. Wnea ne nFss 49, 80 os.uks s
q looked Ike emoers- - soemee - ou'
Into DANES when ne ran on me oIosc.
was noe raging ure' nor ola = oo
cAee Win sne car o. tne or.1te ~ I.
- b expresses ~ "aeatn s1sI.ns n.I :,
TIE face." ne shut on ne snsins me ~
The bridge SINK susnerisna snsu oPe No.
the vaive 20 So me tFs'n s'Louk. 80
force o. the train pusneo ne enkne o'11s
breaking = loose -" NJ
stopped nis engine .nu $50
% Ne Weck 49,, 4.
water ana exune uisoeu ss
the nature o. An incenaisry nre, ne 49,
running ee.wesn sn ,s -. - rt,v
miles per nours out couio nos .on
HA xmI0 ne W4W 010KDT ~ inc IWKE< tA<
appearance being tnas o. burning eo
q Goals. twas nos piasine - ne s'.ns.
Iocee ws.e nore ..e 80. 49, !. -
bridge witness said 40 was no. ~ M
normal conois.on - ~ czvsseu ~ o.ass.
tnesmucn - ne never expecse1 = ~. ~
alive. Insre wes no question - ~ '', INA
out tnas sne orioee wAs On rLe. - -. -.
40 power 20 ssoP ene u:'n - - 49,
time - sew NE nre mo ~ .11's:- -s-
11oe ns ens'no 49, - $3.50 =
Eelsnes wn1s.e so S..hr ~ ~
49,. 49, .no;res
.s - s.-r.d ~ ~
~. .:.
xr y. "a $3.50 - s.<h.-1..a,s -.
,3tsl~ A.. IN
m3 49, 49, 1890 i,
800. 49, - - -, -. - .cc;dsrt 4. observed
.S.s -ss - - c.rter -
.,ssas go sSS 49,. 49, ~r,,re
-,..s = 49, ,s-;..ss- - So,Iow- Wiz
$500. $500, IN 49, engine
u p,.,-- c;ev ~ ~sve the alarm 20 the
.s.:-I~s - ~. &cwr- he thourbt the
S~sS.~-s- h.-,,.6 avav when he Jumped.
2<ss-s - ce-xe,n tSinrs which setis-
"a sir - hridge w. burned. The
800. -~,,rirg rrsttv fasf when the
.ssSs.'t -,,.r-ve5
49, nrris.rssr M fireman Of the
1919 sngtrs q fhs train- va sworn
W;s.s.. - lssrirv On the sill o. the cat
49, - 49, IsSs hand aide when tn
1870 sr-,rsd mn ~ TIE ar ana turned
49, - y! s;ae IA was scalded and
tr~ss a.. - vore y q he expresse<
~ e. 80 ro<hine ~ the Are 4 the time
80 sc.,dsrt mt sav 4 immsdiatel,
~-.Ss
x-.,..~c,v .uper;rtendent Of Ii.
- -. s~orn he va On the excur.
- 80. = the tims ~ the accident
~. t-sir =. c.refuIlv inspected :,
800. go rrd.-his .rnervis;on. II ~,
- ~. ss-s. ss - ~. FsIls ana consists
- 80 sIe-s,s~s tvvo char cars. Ave ordin
s.--'.csr 49, q ~ -. : barrare car ans
- ~~~t-.s The enrineerss watcl
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NEW YonR, Aug. 1b.-A special 70 the
HsroJS from Halifax says: The news
60 Rear Admiral Luce hos resigned the
ccnmanA q ~ North Atlantic squadron
croves eroae surprise IN Halifax, where
4 4 Known tha1 10 felt deeply wounded
- ~ rsbuko from SECRETARY Of the Navy
WhItnev. Admiral Luce determined 70
rsol~n ~ moment be ascertained
ohas ~ sscrstary's Dispatch
~ 49, givsn 70 the public.
Ho forwarded : telegram 70 Warrington
eoouecolng % b. relieved q the command
q Portland, No, On September .. o. sooner
4 ~ 6oporemene % desired, - 10 only
wnnoo1 q lnolmotiou from the authoritie'
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

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cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

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hat iaons's popular Photograph S~iiery Is
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